Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Deborah Hughes was employed as a "1 just love it. The weaving of the Su citing. explained nugnes. "If I hadn't got a lot of good training, 1 learned fast. The machines amaze me in fabric so fast. "Although I'd never worked in a plai here because my daddy. James Strickla me to work here also." As any good Weaver, she has a full ap| quality piece of fabric. "It's real imporl hard starch places, or most anything t In addition to enjoying her work. Deh ing charcoal, pencil and pastel drawinj Harmonica V Takes f i A Lot f> A Of Wind 4 "Harmonica playing is somethi man Broxton, a Geneva Spoolei "When I take a break from my , to play for them such tunes as C; John." It's not unusual for Herman meetings, or country gatherings "Harmonica playing requires 1( have the "wind" to blow continue "A good harmonica will last for tunes, "but you've got to be carefi could buy them for less than 50 ( one for under $10." r Deborah Hughes Sulzer Weaver Trainee in August. Izers is a real challenge and I find it ex[ might have had some problems, hut I've i how they can make such a wide piece of m heiore. I touno myseii rignt at nome nd. works in No. 1 Weaving. He wanted |>reciation of what's involved in making a tant to keep down misdraws, to look for dse that would affect quality." or ah enjoys spending her free time makis. t J Herman Broxton nn you don't see much of," says Herr Room employee. job," my fellow employees like for me asey Jones, Steel Guitar Rag, or Lost to play for church groups, religious where a "little music" is needed. )ts of effort," he says. "You've got to >usly into the mouth piece, years," he stated as he paused between il not to drop it. 1 remember when you *ents, now you're lucky to find a good Mpr<' 9 JH i/h w- mf^M ^?gMPlwr p "*^r jyl .1 #1 - ^^SWJtifjy ^K >m Lawrence Pi Geneva Employee Price Has Acre Lawrence Price, Geneva Plant No. 1 Slasher is. if you want to call caring for an acre of r Price, who lives in nearby Slocomh. Alaba breeders he purchased about four years ago h wiggling creatures. "Raising worms is interesting." says Price sheds, extensive lights and other expensive it? shaded by a row of 'Chinaberrv' trees. The be< hulls, dirt and saw dust. "My wife and I got interested in the earth neighbor of ours needed someone to supply a u supply stores in North Carolina. South Carol 'PL. ~ I i r. 1 i i nt' worms nave 10 oe iai and reaay 10 "Fishing with worms is a spring and early su beds the year round or you won't have any thin tended the No. 1 slasher. An acre (?f worms eats a lot." he explained.' ground corn in a week. You've not to keep the will not fatten. You've not to be sure the mix souring?you minht as well say that there's I ?>. >" K Patricia Ellen South is the daughter of Mary I Jane Freeman South. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James h 11 ft Freeman. wllHU mwmm N?S r rke Worm Farm Operator, has an unusual hobby?that ed wilier earthworms just a hobby. ,ma. likes to talk about how the 6,000 ave multiplied into the millions of tiny . "A lot of powers have sophisticated >ms. But for me, 1 use the natural land, is are composed of a mixture of peanut worm growing a few years ago when a wholesale route he had to various fishing ina, Georgia, and Mississippi, sell at the proper time." added Price, mmer sport, but you've got to work the g suitable to sell." continued Price as he 'Often, we use as much as 500 pounds of right amount of feed or else the worms ture is right in the soil to keep it from something going on all the time." Bgj^j Christopher Donnan Y >s three years old. He is I trie son 01 Mason nonnan and Mary Jane Freeman South. His rpn maternal grandparents I W11 art? James and Everlena Freeman. James is a Lydia Loom Technician. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith are parents of Carol, eight; Kevin six; anrt .Inannp Smith seven months. Larry is a first shift Supply Clerk at Lvdia. The (children's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham and Mrs. Viola Smith. Fred is a first shift Lvdia Slasher employee.